Which bootleg are you listening to?
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I listened to a few tracks from LO2L today.
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Same to you, MR, same to you - but (re: Leeds) fucking up Ghost, one of my favourite late-period Pearl Jam songs, in one of its very rare live appearances? That I cannot forgive and it sours me on that whole show (see also Bogota 2015, unfortunately).matt reeder wrote:There are a few rough moments and it's really long but you can't beat the setlist and a lot of it just smokes. But different strokes for different blokes. I generally respect your opinions something fierce and this is no different.Birds in Hell wrote:I wasn't as crazy about that show as everyone else.matt reeder wrote:Leeds 2014.Birds in Hell wrote:Hamilton 2011.
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Re: What bootleg are you listening to?
St. Louis 2000
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One of my all-time favourite bootsbluestate wrote:St. Louis 2000
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Dublin 2000
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Nice 5+ min version of Go with an extended improv ending to close out the main set.
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Nevermind, the lyrics were not really an improv. From Five Horizons:chuck taylor wrote:Nice 5+ min version of Go with an extended improv ending to close out the main set.
'Go' finishes with Mike making Hendrix/Townshend type contortions with his guitar while Ed sings lyrics from the Crowded House song, 'Don't Dream It's Over.'
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I'm a fan of this one too. Only show in the tour when they didn't play Corduroy.ridleybradout wrote:One of my all-time favourite bootsbluestate wrote:St. Louis 2000
St. Louis 2003 is pretty good too, and that was has a cool improv.
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As fuck ups go, it's hardly a disaster. Ed's speech afterwards makes it seem a lot greater than it is.Birds in Hell wrote:Same to you, MR, same to you - but (re: Leeds) fucking up Ghost, one of my favourite late-period Pearl Jam songs, in one of its very rare live appearances? That I cannot forgive and it sours me on that whole show (see also Bogota 2015, unfortunately).matt reeder wrote:There are a few rough moments and it's really long but you can't beat the setlist and a lot of it just smokes. But different strokes for different blokes. I generally respect your opinions something fierce and this is no different.Birds in Hell wrote:I wasn't as crazy about that show as everyone else.matt reeder wrote:Leeds 2014.Birds in Hell wrote:Hamilton 2011.
The best post-Backspacer setlist/performance combination? I'm willing to say yes.
Having been at Leeds, I'll say it was my favourite of 15 PJ shows attended. They were on that night.
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Re: What bootleg are you listening to?
I'd actually like to hear this. Youtube here I come.chuck taylor wrote:Nevermind, the lyrics were not really an improv. From Five Horizons:chuck taylor wrote:Nice 5+ min version of Go with an extended improv ending to close out the main set.
'Go' finishes with Mike making Hendrix/Townshend type contortions with his guitar while Ed sings lyrics from the Crowded House song, 'Don't Dream It's Over.'
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That 5H description is incorrect. It's a three minute noise/drone improv at the end of Go that features Ed ad-libbing some vocals that bear vague melodic resemblance to Don't Dream It's Over in parts. It's fantastic and well worth hearing but nothing like what's described above!
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I actually went to Youtube after reading the 5H comment to listen to the original song, but being fresh off a 2000 PJ show, I immediately got sick of the song and bailed.Birds in Hell wrote:That 5H description is incorrect. It's a three minute noise/drone improv at the end of Go that features Ed ad-libbing some vocals that bear vague melodic resemblance to Don't Dream It's Over in parts. It's fantastic and well worth hearing but nothing like what's described above!
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BUT 5H IS NEVER INCORRECT I'M GOING TO BAN YOU FROM THE INTERNET FOREVER FOR SPEAKING ILL OF ALL THE HARD WORK CARYN ROSE DID!Birds in Hell wrote:That 5H description is incorrect. It's a three minute noise/drone improv at the end of Go that features Ed ad-libbing some vocals that bear vague melodic resemblance to Don't Dream It's Over in parts. It's fantastic and well worth hearing but nothing like what's described above!
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Thank god that's no longer a thing. Defense of her was so strange.
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So some basic feedback = hendrix/townshend. got it.Birds in Hell wrote:That 5H description is incorrect. It's a three minute noise/drone improv at the end of Go that features Ed ad-libbing some vocals that bear vague melodic resemblance to Don't Dream It's Over in parts. It's fantastic and well worth hearing but nothing like what's described above!
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I don't listen to any post-backspacer bootlegs, but it's pretty cool that this one would be ranked as one of the better ones as I was there. I vividly remember not believing my ears when Matt broke out that ridiculous roll in Habit. I was speechless. I didn't know PJ had a cool moment like that left in them.Birds in Hell wrote:Hamilton 2011.
The best post-Backspacer setlist/performance combination? I'm willing to say yes.
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I still have yet to listen to a complete post-2009 show. There are a few recent ones on my list that I will get to someday.
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This was just on Sirius XM. I dont know. Ed is pretty brutal for most of it.LikeLukin wrote:I don't listen to any post-backspacer bootlegs, but it's pretty cool that this one would be ranked as one of the better ones as I was there. I vividly remember not believing my ears when Matt broke out that ridiculous roll in Habit. I was speechless. I didn't know PJ had a cool moment like that left in them.Birds in Hell wrote:Hamilton 2011.
The best post-Backspacer setlist/performance combination? I'm willing to say yes.
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I've grown accustomed the fact that Ed's voice has changed and that's just how he sounds now.Strat wrote:This was just on Sirius XM. I dont know. Ed is pretty brutal for most of it.LikeLukin wrote:I don't listen to any post-backspacer bootlegs, but it's pretty cool that this one would be ranked as one of the better ones as I was there. I vividly remember not believing my ears when Matt broke out that ridiculous roll in Habit. I was speechless. I didn't know PJ had a cool moment like that left in them.Birds in Hell wrote:Hamilton 2011.
The best post-Backspacer setlist/performance combination? I'm willing to say yes.